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Episode 2 of 3

"Nobody listens without the threat of innocent deaths. Perhaps when you realise their lives are hanging in the balance you might do what we want?"

The future. Humanity has long since slipped its moorings to its own planet and now travels around the solar system quite comfortably. Travelling to a distant constellation is as simple as riding a bus to work, or catching a plane. And as the Doctor will soon discover, can be just as dangerous.

The colony worlds of Xanetu and Zatrius are at war, and Earth will not tolerate an interplanetary war on its doorstep. Travelling to the constellation of Pegasus to organise peace is Liam McKinley (MP), possibly the last chance to settle things down between the warring worlds.

But there are those who don't want peace. Those who feel this war must begin, and Earth shouldn't interfere. Those that would do anything to prevent Earth getting involved. A lesson the passengers of flight #3932 will soon learn.

When the passenger list contains a being in a cowl known mostly as Death, things can never end well...

Episode 2 of 3

"Nobody listens without the threat of innocent deaths.  Perhaps when you realise their lives are hanging in the balance you might do what we want?"

The future.  Humanity has long since slipped its moorings to its own planet and now travels around the solar system quite comfortably.  Travelling to a distant constellation is as simple as riding a bus to work, or catching a plane.  And as the Doctor will soon discover, can be just as dangerous.

The colony worlds of Xanetu and Zatrius are at war, and Earth will not tolerate an interplanetary war on its doorstep.  Travelling to the constellation of Pegasus to organise peace is Liam McKinley (MP), possibly the last chance to settle things down between the warring worlds.

But there are those who don't want peace.  Those who feel this war must begin, and Earth shouldn't interfere.  Those that would do anything to prevent Earth getting involved.  A lesson the passengers of flight #3932 will soon learn.

As when the passenger list contains a being in a cowl known mostly as Death, things can never end well...

This is the first entirely original Crossover Adventure Production, with no dialogue sourced from any other TV series or movies.  Inspired by the thriller hijacked-plane film genre, this is another in the adventures of the Nth Doctor, Frobisher and Destina. 

Episode 2 of 3

"Nobody listens without the threat of innocent deaths. Perhaps when you realise their lives are hanging in the balance you might do what we want?"

The future. Humanity has long since slipped its moorings to its own planet and now travels around the solar system quite comfortably. Travelling to a distant constellation is as simple as riding a bus to work, or catching a plane. And as the Doctor will soon discover, can be just as dangerous.

The colony worlds of Xanetu and Zatrius are at war, and Earth will not tolerate an interplanetary war on its doorstep. Travelling to the constellation of Pegasus to organise peace is Liam McKinley (MP), possibly the last chance to settle things down between the warring worlds.

But there are those who don't want peace. Those who feel this war must begin, and Earth shouldn't interfere. Those that would do anything to prevent Earth getting involved. A lesson the passengers of flight #3932 will soon learn.

When the passenger list contains a being in a cowl known mostly as Death, things can never end well...

Episode 1 of 3

"Nobody listens without the threat of innocent deaths.  Perhaps when you realise their lives are hanging in the balance you might do what we want?"

The future.  Humanity has long since slipped its moorings to its own planet and now travels around the solar system quite comfortably.  Travelling to a distant constellation is as simple as riding a bus to work, or catching a plane.  And as the Doctor will soon discover, can be just as dangerous.

The colony worlds of Xanetu and Zatrius are at war, and Earth will not tolerate an interplanetary war on its doorstep.  Travelling to the constellation of Pegasus to organise peace is Liam McKinley (MP), possibly the last chance to settle things down between the warring worlds.

But there are those who don't want peace.  Those who feel this war must begin, and Earth shouldn't interfere.  Those that would do anything to prevent Earth getting involved.  A lesson the passengers of flight #3932 will soon learn.

As when the passenger list contains a being in a cowl known mostly as Death, things can never end well...

This is the first entirely original Crossover Adventure Production, with no dialogue sourced from any other TV series or movies.  Inspired by the thriller hijacked-plane film genre, this is another in the adventures of the Nth Doctor, Frobisher and Destina. 

Episode 1 of 3

"Nobody listens without the threat of innocent deaths. Perhaps when you realise their lives are hanging in the balance you might do what we want?"

The future. Humanity has long since slipped its moorings to its own planet and now travels around the solar system quite comfortably. Travelling to a distant constellation is as simple as riding a bus to work, or catching a plane. And as the Doctor will soon discover, can be just as dangerous.

The colony worlds of Xanetu and Zatrius are at war, and Earth will not tolerate an interplanetary war on its doorstep. Travelling to the constellation of Pegasus to organise peace is Liam McKinley (MP), possibly the last chance to settle things down between the warring worlds.

But there are those who don't want peace. Those who feel this war must begin, and Earth shouldn't interfere. Those that would do anything to prevent Earth getting involved. A lesson the passengers of flight #3932 will soon learn.

When the passenger list contains a being in a cowl known mostly as Death, things can never end well...

Episode 1 of 3

"Nobody listens without the threat of innocent deaths. Perhaps when you realise their lives are hanging in the balance you might do what we want?"

The future. Humanity has long since slipped its moorings to its own planet and now travels around the solar system quite comfortably. Travelling to a distant constellation is as simple as riding a bus to work, or catching a plane. And as the Doctor will soon discover, can be just as dangerous.

The colony worlds of Xanetu and Zatrius are at war, and Earth will not tolerate an interplanetary war on its doorstep. Travelling to the constellation of Pegasus to organise peace is Liam McKinley (MP), possibly the last chance to settle things down between the warring worlds.

But there are those who don't want peace. Those who feel this war must begin, and Earth shouldn't interfere. Those that would do anything to prevent Earth getting involved. A lesson the passengers of flight #3932 will soon learn.

When the passenger list contains a being in a cowl known mostly as Death, things can never end well...

Episode 4 of 4

"Doctor, I don't believe it!  How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor manages to take his companions for a bit of a holiday in sixteenth century France at an old farm the Doctor managed to appropriate.  Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity.  Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating.  Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do.  The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses.  But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before.  So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince?  And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers?  Will this love story end happily ever after? 

Inspired by the film Ever After, this crossover is another in the adventures of the Nth Doctor, Frobisher and Destina. 

Episode 4 of 4

"Doctor, I don't believe it! How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor takes his companions for a holiday at an old farm in sixteenth century France. Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity. Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating. Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do. The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses. But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before. So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince? And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers? Will this love story end happily ever after?

Episode 4 of 4

"Doctor, I don't believe it! How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor takes his companions for a holiday at an old farm in sixteenth century France. Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity. Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating. Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do. The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses. But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before. So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince? And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers? Will this love story end happily ever after?

Episode 3 of 4

"Doctor, I don't believe it!  How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor manages to take his companions for a bit of a holiday in sixteenth century France at an old farm the Doctor managed to appropriate.  Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity.  Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating.  Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do.  The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses.  But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before.  So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince?  And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers?  Will this love story end happily ever after? 

Inspired by the film Ever After, this crossover is another in the adventures of the Nth Doctor, Frobisher and Destina. 

Episode 3 of 4

"Doctor, I don't believe it! How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor takes his companions for a holiday at an old farm in sixteenth century France. Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity. Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating. Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do. The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses. But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before. So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince? And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers? Will this love story end happily ever after?

Episode 3 of 4

"Doctor, I don't believe it! How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor takes his companions for a holiday at an old farm in sixteenth century France. Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity. Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating. Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do. The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses. But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before. So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince? And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers? Will this love story end happily ever after?

Episode 2 of 4

"Doctor, I don't believe it!  How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor manages to take his companions for a bit of a holiday in sixteenth century France at an old farm the Doctor managed to appropriate.  Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity.  Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating.  Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do.  The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses.  But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before.  So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince?  And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers?  Will this love story end happily ever after? 

Inspired by the film Ever After, this crossover is another in the adventures of the Nth Doctor, Frobisher and Destina. 

Episode 2 of 4

"Doctor, I don't believe it! How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor takes his companions for a holiday at an old farm in sixteenth century France. Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity. Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating. Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do. The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses. But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before. So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince? And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers? Will this love story end happily ever after?

Episode 2 of 4

"Doctor, I don't believe it! How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor takes his companions for a holiday at an old farm in sixteenth century France. Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity. Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating. Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do. The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses. But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before. So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince? And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers? Will this love story end happily ever after?

Episode 1 of 4

"Doctor, I don't believe it!  How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor manages to take his companions for a bit of a holiday in sixteenth century France at an old farm the Doctor managed to appropriate.  Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity.  Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating.  Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do.  The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses.  But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before.  So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince?  And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers?  Will this love story end happily ever after? 

Inspired by the film Ever After, this crossover is another in the adventures of the Nth Doctor, Frobisher and Destina. 

Episode 1 of 4

"Doctor, I don't believe it! How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor takes his companions for a holiday at an old farm in sixteenth century France. Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity. Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating. Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do. The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses. But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before. So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince? And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers? Will this love story end happily ever after?

Episode 1 of 4

"Doctor, I don't believe it! How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor takes his companions for a holiday at an old farm in sixteenth century France. Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity. Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating. Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do. The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses. But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before. So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince? And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers? Will this love story end happily ever after?

"Doctor, I don't believe it!  How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor manages to take his companions for a bit of a holiday in sixteenth century France at an old farm the Doctor managed to appropriate.  Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity.  Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating.  Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do.  The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses.  But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before.  So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince?  And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers?  Will this love story end happily ever after? 

Inspired by the film Ever After, this crossover is another in the adventures of the Nth Doctor, Frobisher and Destina. 

"Doctor, I don't believe it!  How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor manages to take his companions for a bit of a holiday in sixteenth century France at an old farm the Doctor managed to appropriate.  Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity.  Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating.  Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do.  The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses.  But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before.  So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince?  And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers?  Will this love story end happily ever after? 

Inspired by the film Ever After, this crossover is another in the adventures of the Nth Doctor, Frobisher and Destina. 

"Doctor, I don't believe it! How could you be against love?"

Whilst making repairs to the TARDIS, the Doctor manages to take his companions for a bit of a holiday in sixteenth century France at an old farm the Doctor managed to appropriate. Frobisher isn't impressed - he'd much rather be on Florana than on Earth (again) in a time before they even have electricity. Destina, on the other hand, is finding the time period fascinating. Having been brought up on Gallifrey, she's never been exposed to such things as 'apples' before...

However, Destina soon finds something that holds her interest far more than any fruit could do. The palace of King Francis I of France is nearby, and Destina manages to catch the royal prince, Henry, stealing their horses. But royal thieving aside, Destina sees something in the prince, something she's never seen in anyone else before. So when the Doctor announces he wishes to go to court to visit an old friend of his, Destina insists on tagging along.

But why does the Doctor seem so against Destina associating herself with the royal Prince? And who is the dark stranger, who is keeping such a watchful eye on the time travellers? Will this love story end happily ever after?

Inspired by the film Ever After, this crossover is another in the adventures of the Nth Doctor, Frobisher and Destina.

"Come on, we're six years on now, surely we can do something better than that?"

The far future: The Doctor defeated the Black Guardian's plan to use the Master to kidnap and destroy most of his previous selves, with the assistance of the White Guardian.

1912: Astra, while chasing the goddess Callisto, lands on Titanic, and meets up with her new travelling companion, the Doctor.

1998: The Doctor and Astra successfully convince Buffy the Vampire Slayer not to kill Count Duckula, the infamous vampire duck.

Christmas: Astra's Computer's misguided attempt to celebrate the holidays results in the TARDIS being invaded by an army of singing monsters.

Today: Who'd have thought, the Doctor and Astra would get to revisit all that again...

Celebrating six years of Crossover Adventure madness, this special anniversary episode revisits almost every single Crossover to date in a nostalgic trip through the past. Enjoy!

"Come on, we're six years on now, surely we can do something better than that?"

The far future: The Doctor defeated the Black Guardian's plan to use the Master to kidnap and destroy most of his previous selves, with the assistance of the White Guardian.

1912: Astra, while chasing the goddess Callisto, lands on Titanic, and meets up with her new travelling companion, the Doctor.

1998: The Doctor and Astra successfully convince Buffy the Vampire Slayer not to kill Count Duckula, the infamous vampire duck.

Christmas: Astra's Computer's misguided attempt to celebrate the holidays results in the TARDIS being invaded by an army of singing monsters.

Today: Who'd have thought, the Doctor and Astra would get to revisit all that again...

Celebrating six years of Crossover Adventure madness, this special anniversary episode revisits almost every single Crossover to date in a nostalgic trip through the past.  Enjoy!

"Come on, we're six years on now, surely we can do something better than that?"

The far future: The Doctor defeated the Black Guardian's plan to use the Master to kidnap and destroy most of his previous selves, with the assistance of the White Guardian.

1912: Astra, while chasing the goddess Callisto, lands on Titanic, and meets up with her new travelling companion, the Doctor.

1998: The Doctor and Astra successfully convince Buffy the Vampire Slayer not to kill Count Duckula, the infamous vampire duck.

Christmas: Astra's Computer's misguided attempt to celebrate the holidays results in the TARDIS being invaded by an army of singing monsters.

Today: Who'd have thought, the Doctor and Astra would get to revisit all that again...

Celebrating six years of Crossover Adventure madness, this special anniversary episode revisits almost every single Crossover to date in a nostalgic trip through the past.  Enjoy!

 "Davros wants to join in Christmas.  So there!"

It's Christmas, again, and the Doctor has decided to outdo himself.  Not content with chorusing Cybermen and walking through a winter wonderland, he's organised a party, and everyone's invited.  Everyone he's ever met or travelled with, including many of his other selves.

Everyone's invited - except one.

Yet another special Christmas musical adventure, featuring the Doctor and Davros, this story takes place sometime after A Cause For Carolling

 "Davros wants to join in Christmas.  So there!"

It's Christmas, again, and the Doctor has decided to outdo himself.  Not content with chorusing Cybermen and walking through a winter wonderland, he's organised a party, and everyone's invited.  Everyone he's ever met or travelled with, including many of his other selves.

Everyone's invited - except one.

Yet another special Christmas musical adventure, featuring the Doctor and Davros, this story takes place sometime after A Cause For Carolling

"Davros wants to join in Christmas. So there!"

It's Christmas, again, and the Doctor has decided to outdo himself. Not content with chorusing Cybermen and walking through a winter wonderland, he's organised a party, and everyone's invited. Everyone he's ever met or travelled with, including many of his other selves.

Everyone's invited - except one.

Yet another special Christmas musical adventure, featuring the Doctor and Davros, this story takes place sometime after A Cause For Carolling

"Once upon a time..."

Take, one Doctor, mix with an old fashioned typewriter (with additional spellchecker - he's not stupid) and a vivid imagination sparked by a long and boring period where nothing much seems to be happening.  Add to this a touch of a bossy Pendorian's interference, a very warped sense of humour, and leave until barely half-baked.  

End result - an insane attempt at a novel written (mostly) by everyone's favourite Time Lord.  May Rassilon help us all.  Written on the spur of the moment with nothing to guide it, the Doctor decides to churn out 50,000 words, involving as many old friends, enemies and places he can think of.  Will Destina and the Computer have a surreal and suspicious Gallifreyan-automaton relationship?  Will Frobisher be inexplicably murdered, requiring a trip to the underworld to retrieve his spirit?  Will Astra and the Doctor ever resolve their argument of whether 50,000 words is actually a novel or a novella?

The thing is, nobody knows.  Not even the writer... 

Featuring just about everybody from anywhere (and then some), this adventure was written partly to celebrate Doctor Who's 40th Anniversary, but mostly as part of NaNoWriMo, an international event where millions of budding (and insane) authors attempt to write a 50,000 word novel within the month of November.  Written by Aron Toman, this novel was uploaded on a weekly basis between November 8, and November 27, 2003 as it was written, totalling 52,576 words.  

No planning was been done for this story, and the quality obviously reflects that of a first draft written on the fly.  Flying-by-the-seat-of-your-pants writing - there's nothing like it!

"Once upon a time..."

Take, one Doctor, mix with an old fashioned typewriter (with additional spellchecker - he's not stupid) and a vivid imagination sparked by a long and boring period where nothing much seems to be happening.  Add to this a touch of a bossy Pendorian's interference, a very warped sense of humour, and leave until barely half-baked.  

End result - an insane attempt at a novel written (mostly) by everyone's favourite Time Lord.  May Rassilon help us all.  Written on the spur of the moment with nothing to guide it, the Doctor decides to churn out 50,000 words, involving as many old friends, enemies and places he can think of.  Will Destina and the Computer have a surreal and suspicious Gallifreyan-automaton relationship?  Will Frobisher be inexplicably murdered, requiring a trip to the underworld to retrieve his spirit?  Will Astra and the Doctor ever resolve their argument of whether 50,000 words is actually a novel or a novella?

The thing is, nobody knows.  Not even the writer... 

Featuring just about everybody from anywhere (and then some), this adventure was written partly to celebrate Doctor Who's 40th Anniversary, but mostly as part of NaNoWriMo, an international event where millions of budding (and insane) authors attempt to write a 50,000 word novel within the month of November.  Written by Aron Toman, this novel was uploaded on a weekly basis between November 8, and November 27, 2003 as it was written, totalling 52,576 words.  

No planning was been done for this story, and the quality obviously reflects that of a first draft written on the fly.  Flying-by-the-seat-of-your-pants writing - there's nothing like it!

"Once upon a time..."

Take, one Doctor, mix with an old fashioned typewriter (with additional spellchecker - he's not stupid) and a vivid imagination sparked by a long and boring period where nothing much seems to be happening. Add to this a touch of a bossy Pendorian's interference, a very warped sense of humour, and leave until barely half-baked.

End result - an insane attempt at a novel written (mostly) by everyone's favourite Time Lord. May Rassilon help us all. Written on the spur of the moment with nothing to guide it, the Doctor decides to churn out 50,000 words, involving as many old friends, enemies and places he can think of. Will Destina and the Computer have a surreal and suspicious Gallifreyan-automaton relationship? Will Frobisher be inexplicably murdered, requiring a trip to the underworld to retrieve his spirit? Will Astra and the Doctor ever resolve their argument of whether 50,000 words is actually a novel or a novella?

The thing is, nobody knows. Not even the writer...

Featuring just about everybody from anywhere (and then some), this adventure was written partly to celebrate Doctor Who's 40th Anniversary, but mostly as part of NaNoWriMo, an international event where millions of budding (and insane) authors attempt to write a 50,000 word novel within the month of November. Written by Aron Toman, this novel was uploaded on a weekly basis between November 8, and November 27, 2003 as it was written, totalling 52,576 words.

No planning was been done for this story, and the quality obviously reflects that of a first draft written on the fly. Flying-by-the-seat-of-your-pants writing - there's nothing like it!

"Anybody can be taught. Everyone can learn, even these Daleks here. And I'll show you how it can be done."

In his secret lair on a hidden planet, Davros has been attempting to perfect the construction of a new race of Daleks. With them, he will continue his plan for universal domination, and attempt to enslave the galaxy. However something has gone wrong, and Davros's new creations have become childlike, rather than war-like, hardly suitable for universal conquest. Although, for some reason, the Doctor has arrived, and apparently is willing to help Davros teach his Daleks the basics in galactic warfare. What is the Doctor up to? Is he really helping the Daleks to destroy the universe, or does he have another plan up his sleeve? All will be revealed, in an adventure which can only be described as ... educational.

Starring Aron Toman as the Doctor and Liam Legham as Davros, this adventure, written for a University assignment, is designed to appear as if it were a part of a children's educational program. It deals with the various theories on learning and occurs (vaguely) after the Crossover A Cause For Carolling

"Anybody can be taught. Everyone can learn, even these Daleks here. And I'll show you how it can be done."

In his secret lair on a hidden planet, Davros has been attempting to perfect the  construction of a new race of Daleks. With them, he will continue his plan for  universal domination, and attempt to enslave the galaxy.

However something has gone wrong, and Davros's new creations have become childlike, rather than war-like, hardly suitable for universal conquest. Although, for some reason, the Doctor has arrived, and apparently is willing to help Davros teach his Daleks the basics in galactic warfare.

What is the Doctor up to? Is he really helping the Daleks to destroy the universe, or does he have another plan up his sleeve? All will be revealed, in an adventure which can only be described as ... educational.

Starring Aron Toman as the Doctor and Liam Legham as Davros, this adventure, written for a University assignment, is designed to appear as if it were a part of a children's educational program.  It deals with the various theories on learning and occurs (vaguely) after the Crossover A Cause For Carolling

"Anybody can be taught. Everyone can learn, even these Daleks here. And I'll show you how it can be done."

In his secret lair on a hidden planet, Davros has been attempting to perfect the  construction of a new race of Daleks. With them, he will continue his plan for  universal domination, and attempt to enslave the galaxy.

However something has gone wrong, and Davros's new creations have become childlike, rather than war-like, hardly suitable for universal conquest. Although, for some reason, the Doctor has arrived, and apparently is willing to help Davros teach his Daleks the basics in galactic warfare.

What is the Doctor up to? Is he really helping the Daleks to destroy the universe, or does he have another plan up his sleeve? All will be revealed, in an adventure which can only be described as ... educational.

Starring Aron Toman as the Doctor and Liam Legham as Davros, this adventure, written for a University assignment, is designed to appear as if it were a part of a children's educational program.  It deals with the various theories on learning and occurs (vaguely) after the Crossover A Cause For Carolling

Episode 4 of 4

"I'm going to spend my Christmas with a Dalek, Doctor!  No matter how many of you try to stop me!"

Sick of the distinct lack of attention the Doctor's been giving her since they left Brisbane, Jenny decides she wants a holiday.  However, their plans are cut short when the TARDIS receives a mysterious distress call.

A poor girl called Destina is in desperate trouble, her friends are in trouble and she needs the Doctor desperately to help them.  Who are the ones in trouble?  The Doctor is, of course...

A time paradox has been started, and despite knowing what it could do to the web of time, the Doctor makes every attempt to rescue his future self.   But could two versions of the Time Lord battle the power from beyond the dawn of time that's being wielded here?  Or will this paradox become even more complex than either could ever have imagined... 

Featuring the return of Davros, this Christmas themed Crossover also features the special guest appearances of Matthew Kopelke and Jana Kidley reprising their roles as the Doctor and Jenny from their own audio group Back to Reality Productions.

Episode 3 of 4

"I'm going to spend my Christmas with a Dalek, Doctor!  No matter how many of you try to stop me!"

Sick of the distinct lack of attention the Doctor's been giving her since they left Brisbane, Jenny decides she wants a holiday.  However, their plans are cut short when the TARDIS receives a mysterious distress call.

A poor girl called Destina is in desperate trouble, her friends are in trouble and she needs the Doctor desperately to help them.  Who are the ones in trouble?  The Doctor is, of course...

A time paradox has been started, and despite knowing what it could do to the web of time, the Doctor makes every attempt to rescue his future self.   But could two versions of the Time Lord battle the power from beyond the dawn of time that's being wielded here?  Or will this paradox become even more complex than either could ever have imagined... 

Featuring the return of Davros, this Christmas themed Crossover also features the special guest appearances of Matthew Kopelke and Jana Kidley reprising their roles as the Doctor and Jenny from their own audio group Back to Reality Productions.

Episode 4 of 4

"I'm going to spend my Christmas with a Dalek, Doctor!  No matter how many of you try to stop me!"

Sick of the distinct lack of attention the Doctor's been giving her since they left Brisbane, Jenny decides she wants a holiday.  However, their plans are cut short when the TARDIS receives a mysterious distress call.

A poor girl called Destina is in desperate trouble, her friends are in trouble and she needs the Doctor desperately to help them.  Who are the ones in trouble?  The Doctor is, of course...

A time paradox has been started, and despite knowing what it could do to the web of time, the Doctor makes every attempt to rescue his future self.   But could two versions of the Time Lord battle the power from beyond the dawn of time that's being wielded here?  Or will this paradox become even more complex than either could ever have imagined... 

Featuring the return of Davros, this Christmas themed Crossover also features the special guest appearances of Matthew Kopelke and Jana Kidley reprising their roles as the Doctor and Jenny from their own audio group Back to Reality Productions.

Episode 3 of 4

"I'm going to spend my Christmas with a Dalek, Doctor!  No matter how many of you try to stop me!"

Sick of the distinct lack of attention the Doctor's been giving her since they left Brisbane, Jenny decides she wants a holiday.  However, their plans are cut short when the TARDIS receives a mysterious distress call.

A poor girl called Destina is in desperate trouble, her friends are in trouble and she needs the Doctor desperately to help them.  Who are the ones in trouble?  The Doctor is, of course...

A time paradox has been started, and despite knowing what it could do to the web of time, the Doctor makes every attempt to rescue his future self.   But could two versions of the Time Lord battle the power from beyond the dawn of time that's being wielded here?  Or will this paradox become even more complex than either could ever have imagined... 

Featuring the return of Davros, this Christmas themed Crossover also features the special guest appearances of Matthew Kopelke and Jana Kidley reprising their roles as the Doctor and Jenny from their own audio group Back to Reality Productions.

Episode 3 of 4

"I'm going to spend my Christmas with a Dalek, Doctor! No matter how many of you try to stop me!"

Sick of the distinct lack of attention the Doctor's been giving her since they left Brisbane, Jenny decides she wants a holiday. However, their plans are cut short when the TARDIS receives a mysterious distress call.

A poor girl called Destina is in desperate trouble, her friends are in trouble and she needs the Doctor desperately to help them. Who are the ones in trouble? The Doctor is, of course...

A time paradox has been started, and despite knowing what it could do to the web of time, the Doctor makes every attempt to rescue his future self. But could two versions of the Time Lord battle the power from beyond the dawn of time that's being wielded here? Or will this paradox become even more complex than either could ever have imagined...

Featuring the return of Davros, this Christmas themed Crossover also features the special guest appearances of Matthew Kopelke and Jana Kidley reprising their roles as the Doctor and Jenny from their own audio group Back to Reality Productions.

Episode 4 of 4

"I'm going to spend my Christmas with a Dalek, Doctor! No matter how many of you try to stop me!"

Sick of the distinct lack of attention the Doctor's been giving her since they left Brisbane, Jenny decides she wants a holiday. However, their plans are cut short when the TARDIS receives a mysterious distress call.

A poor girl called Destina is in desperate trouble, her friends are in trouble and she needs the Doctor desperately to help them. Who are the ones in trouble? The Doctor is, of course...

A time paradox has been started, and despite knowing what it could do to the web of time, the Doctor makes every attempt to rescue his future self. But could two versions of the Time Lord battle the power from beyond the dawn of time that's being wielded here? Or will this paradox become even more complex than either could ever have imagined...

Featuring the return of Davros, this Christmas themed Crossover also features the special guest appearances of Matthew Kopelke and Jana Kidley reprising their roles as the Doctor and Jenny from their own audio group Back to Reality Productions.

Episode 2 of 2

"Christmas is for celebrating, not for certain doom!"

'Twas the morning of Christmas, and all through the ship the tinsel was glistening, the tree-lights were lit.  The Doctor had laid them with pride and with care, determined to celebrate and rest, if he dare.   The Computer was helping, with songs and with cheer, her off-key warbling instilling some fear.

The console room door sprang wide with a clatter as Astra came in to see what was the matter.  She didn't agree with the Doctor's joy, the holiday he loved she found to be coy.  Christmas is fun, in theory alone, in reality people tend to look after their own.  She wanted nothing of it, she'd rather not sing, for Christmas really was not her thing.

But before the Doctor could explain his case, the TARDIS was bombarded with monsters from space.  Known as the Cybermen they turned up in droves to turn our dear heroes into Cybermen drones.  But what was so strange, not that it was so wrong, but they threatened our heroes in rhyme and in song.

Is this a spell or the wrath of some god?  Or will the Doctor find something even more odd?  Is the Computer the one they should blame, and will the TARDIS systems ever be the same?  As more monsters come and the Doctor takes flight, will he and his companions ever see Christmas night?

A special Christmas musical adventure, featuring the Doctor, Astra and the Computer, this story was first released Christmas Day, 2002

Episode 2 of 2

"Christmas is for celebrating, not for certain doom!"

'Twas the morning of Christmas, and all through the ship the tinsel was glistening, the tree-lights were lit.  The Doctor had laid them with pride and with care, determined to celebrate and rest, if he dare.   The Computer was helping, with songs and with cheer, her off-key warbling instilling some fear.

The console room door sprang wide with a clatter as Astra came in to see what was the matter.  She didn't agree with the Doctor's joy, the holiday he loved she found to be coy.  Christmas is fun, in theory alone, in reality people tend to look after their own.  She wanted nothing of it, she'd rather not sing, for Christmas really was not her thing.

But before the Doctor could explain his case, the TARDIS was bombarded with monsters from space.  Known as the Cybermen they turned up in droves to turn our dear heroes into Cybermen drones.  But what was so strange, not that it was so wrong, but they threatened our heroes in rhyme and in song.

Is this a spell or the wrath of some god?  Or will the Doctor find something even more odd?  Is the Computer the one they should blame, and will the TARDIS systems ever be the same?  As more monsters come and the Doctor takes flight, will he and his companions ever see Christmas night?

A special Christmas musical adventure, featuring the Doctor, Astra and the Computer, this story was first released Christmas Day, 2002

Episode 2 of 2

"Christmas is for celebrating, not for certain doom!"

'Twas the morning of Christmas, and all through the ship the tinsel was glistening, the tree-lights were lit. The Doctor had laid them with pride and with care, determined to celebrate and rest, if he dare. The Computer was helping, with songs and with cheer, her off-key warbling instilling some fear.

The console room door sprang wide with a clatter as Astra came in to see what was the matter. She didn't agree with the Doctor's joy, the holiday he loved she found to be coy. Christmas is fun, in theory alone, in reality people tend to look after their own. She wanted nothing of it, she'd rather not sing, for Christmas really was not her thing.

But before the Doctor could explain his case, the TARDIS was bombarded with monsters from space. Known as the Cybermen they turned up in droves to turn our dear heroes into Cybermen drones. But what was so strange, not that it was so wrong, but they threatened our heroes in rhyme and in song.

Is this a spell or the wrath of some god? Or will the Doctor find something even more odd? Is the Computer the one they should blame, and will the TARDIS systems ever be the same? As more monsters come and the Doctor takes flight, will he and his companions ever see Christmas night?

A special Christmas musical adventure, featuring the Doctor, Astra and the Computer, this story was first released Christmas Day, 2002

Episode 1 of 2

"Christmas is for celebrating, not for certain doom!"

'Twas the morning of Christmas, and all through the ship the tinsel was glistening, the tree-lights were lit.  The Doctor had laid them with pride and with care, determined to celebrate and rest, if he dare.   The Computer was helping, with songs and with cheer, her off-key warbling instilling some fear.

The console room door sprang wide with a clatter as Astra came in to see what was the matter.  She didn't agree with the Doctor's joy, the holiday he loved she found to be coy.  Christmas is fun, in theory alone, in reality people tend to look after their own.  She wanted nothing of it, she'd rather not sing, for Christmas really was not her thing.

But before the Doctor could explain his case, the TARDIS was bombarded with monsters from space.  Known as the Cybermen they turned up in droves to turn our dear heroes into Cybermen drones.  But what was so strange, not that it was so wrong, but they threatened our heroes in rhyme and in song.

Is this a spell or the wrath of some god?  Or will the Doctor find something even more odd?  Is the Computer the one they should blame, and will the TARDIS systems ever be the same?  As more monsters come and the Doctor takes flight, will he and his companions ever see Christmas night?

A special Christmas musical adventure, featuring the Doctor, Astra and the Computer, this story was first released Christmas Day, 2002

Episode 1 of 2

"Christmas is for celebrating, not for certain doom!"

'Twas the morning of Christmas, and all through the ship the tinsel was glistening, the tree-lights were lit.  The Doctor had laid them with pride and with care, determined to celebrate and rest, if he dare.   The Computer was helping, with songs and with cheer, her off-key warbling instilling some fear.

The console room door sprang wide with a clatter as Astra came in to see what was the matter.  She didn't agree with the Doctor's joy, the holiday he loved she found to be coy.  Christmas is fun, in theory alone, in reality people tend to look after their own.  She wanted nothing of it, she'd rather not sing, for Christmas really was not her thing.

But before the Doctor could explain his case, the TARDIS was bombarded with monsters from space.  Known as the Cybermen they turned up in droves to turn our dear heroes into Cybermen drones.  But what was so strange, not that it was so wrong, but they threatened our heroes in rhyme and in song.

Is this a spell or the wrath of some god?  Or will the Doctor find something even more odd?  Is the Computer the one they should blame, and will the TARDIS systems ever be the same?  As more monsters come and the Doctor takes flight, will he and his companions ever see Christmas night?

A special Christmas musical adventure, featuring the Doctor, Astra and the Computer, this story was first released Christmas Day, 2002

Episode 1 of 2

"Christmas is for celebrating, not for certain doom!"

'Twas the morning of Christmas, and all through the ship the tinsel was glistening, the tree-lights were lit. The Doctor had laid them with pride and with care, determined to celebrate and rest, if he dare. The Computer was helping, with songs and with cheer, her off-key warbling instilling some fear.

The console room door sprang wide with a clatter as Astra came in to see what was the matter. She didn't agree with the Doctor's joy, the holiday he loved she found to be coy. Christmas is fun, in theory alone, in reality people tend to look after their own. She wanted nothing of it, she'd rather not sing, for Christmas really was not her thing.

But before the Doctor could explain his case, the TARDIS was bombarded with monsters from space. Known as the Cybermen they turned up in droves to turn our dear heroes into Cybermen drones. But what was so strange, not that it was so wrong, but they threatened our heroes in rhyme and in song.

Is this a spell or the wrath of some god? Or will the Doctor find something even more odd? Is the Computer the one they should blame, and will the TARDIS systems ever be the same? As more monsters come and the Doctor takes flight, will he and his companions ever see Christmas night?

A special Christmas musical adventure, featuring the Doctor, Astra and the Computer, this story was first released Christmas Day, 2002

"Oh Dalek!"

Poised on a battlefront, the Daleks and the Cybermen finally face each other. For aeons, the two forces of evil have managed to avoid each other in the universe, tied only through their constant battles with the one known as the Doctor. But now that has all changed, and on this barren planet, the first battle between the Daleks and the Cybermen has began. And it's not going like anyone expected.

Of course, there was a reason they were never allowed to meet with each other...

Starring a strange pair of Daleks and Cybermen, this musical short trip doesn't really fit into the main series so I don't think I'll even try...